No. 783 in Finnish
pörssin
"Of the stock exchange."
In a sentence
Pörssin kurssit nousivat tänään huomattavasti.
The stock market's indices rose significantly today.
In this sentence, "pörssin" is in the genitive case, indicating possession, and it refers to 'the stock market.' The word 'pörssin' specifies that the indices belong to the stock market.
Kuulin uutisista pörssin olevan auki poikkeuksellisesti sunnuntaina.
I heard from the news that the stock market is exceptionally open on Sunday.
Here, 'pörssin' is in the genitive case, connected to 'olevan,' indicating possession or association. It specifies the thing (the stock market) that is open.
Tämä on yksi pörssin korkeimmista pisteistä.
This is one of the highest points of the stock market.
In this sentence, 'pörssin' again shows possession, describing that the highest point belongs to the stock market.
Pörssin arvot nousivat tänään huomattavasti.
The stock market values rose significantly today.
Here, 'pörssin' is in the genitive form, indicating possession, and it translates to 'of the stock market', referring to its values.
Hän osti uuden auton pörssin menestyksen vuoksi.
He bought a new car due to the stock market's success.
In this sentence, 'pörssin' signifies possession, referring to an attribute of the stock market - its success.
Pörssin ilmoitustaululla oli uusia tiedotteita.
There were new announcements on the stock exchange's bulletin board.
Here, 'pörssin' shows belonging, as the bulletin board is associated with the stock exchange.
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